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| Lines of input read | 2442 |
| Variants processed | 2442 |
| Variants filtered out | 0 |
| Novel / existing variants | 12 (0.5) / 2430 (99.5) |
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| Overlapped genes | 8942 |
| Overlapped transcripts | 19713 |
| Overlapped regulatory features | 525 |
Distribution of the inputed variants along the chromosomes:
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Using XGR. Results on the following table:
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Proportion of feature types and of biotype inside regulatory:
Data
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